14 May 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1912
Page
1
A noisy OCR segment lists numerous proper names and terms in a jumbled stream. It appears to describe yacht races, individuals, locations, and times but the text is largely indecipherable, with many fragments and misspellings.
Memorial notices state the largest memorials in Granite and Markle, urging prompt attention to orders and arrangements. The message emphasizes citywide recognition and quick action for services.
Chairman of the Exposition Commission urges a large display at the fair and stresses Hawaii as the best site. The text notes officials urging strong promotional efforts, with references to local organizers, Rotary, and committee members coordinating exhibits and promotions for the event.
A fragmented report describes Hungulu Consolidated exhibiting financial strength and religiously framed prosperity. The piece references milestones, stock moves, and governance quotes tied to a May timeframe and involves figures and entities unnamed due to garbled OCR.
In San Francisco and Los Angeles voters go to the polls for the state presidential preference primaries amid a heavy turnout in several counties. Officials report scattered polling hours and local results awaited.
Thirteen miners are trapped after a cave-in at the Ironwood mine in mid May. Rescue teams fear no survivable chance and report grim prospects for the men.
A barge named Magda Brown is believed to have been lost after being cut adrift in a storm off San Juan Island area near Seattle. One crewman is missing and rescue efforts are underway as weather continues to hamper recovery.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a partial public notice or legal notice with names, places, dates, and entities scattered. The readable fragments reference potential officials, locations, and ongoing proceedings, but precise action, deadlines, or entity roles are obscured by garbled characters and missing lines.
Special Examiner Brice Naw began taking testimony in New York for the dissolution of the American Sugar Refining Company following a major sugar suit. Faculty officials and witnesses appeared as part of the proceedings.
Fragmented OCR text shows political turmoil with references to Governor removal, Senator Mott-Smith, and opposition to a measure. The garbled passage mentions KA U, chiefs, and repeated phrases about political leadership changes and a stalled measure, but contains no clear narrative or verifiable details.
Taft and Roosevelt are campaigning in Ohio now. A cyclone in Transylvania has razed villages and killed inhabitants, according to reports from Budapest dated May MA.
Madison Wisconsin May 14 John Diets the Gutian of Cameron dam must serve the life sentence for the killing of Oscar Harp special deputy sheriff on October 6 1910. The State Supreme Court today refused to review the conviction secured in the court. Dyete was sentenced to serve the life sentence after a desperate legal fight in which he himself constructed a large part of the defense.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a chaotic report mentioning prohibition measure prospects and local figures. Names and places are garbled, but the piece references ongoing debate and potential outcomes centered on a vote and community response.
Paris reports a renewed police operation against the Bandits of Apastles led by Garnier and Vallet. The confederates Bonnet and other rascals were cornered in a house as officers closed in.
A chaotic OCR summary mentions Hawaii, the Shriners, a large reception, and multiple scattered names and places. The text references political figures, events abroad, and local figures with unclear context. It implies a notable social or charitable gathering tied to Hawaiian communities and Shriners activity.
Readable fragments list numerous personal names places and dates with scattered phrases about taxes due and deadlines. The text resembles a damaged public notice or court docket page with references to individuals and locations but lacks cohesive narrative or event details. The main actionable item is taxes now due with a May 10 deadline noted in passing.
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